An author and conflict mediator presents her new book about our relationship with victims and the recognition of the victim role—in intimate relationships, the workplace, and society. Through years of mediation practice, the author has encountered how the victim role often triggers both anger and paralysis in those around the victim and within the victim themselves.
The book explores the psychological and social dynamics that emerge when someone takes on or is assigned a victim role. It raises critical questions: Why does discussing responsibility become so difficult? Why do we become overcautious and withhold legitimate criticism? Why do we lose humor and equal footing in relationships? And most importantly—how can we break the taboo that often surrounds the victim role?
A thought-provoking evening for anyone who works with people or wishes to understand relational dynamics more deeply.

































